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VMware Horizon View allows IT organizations to deliver virtual or hosted desktops and applications through a single platform to users. The success of these virtual desktop deployments is linked to the user experience: virtual desktops have to deliver better performance than physical desktops.
The heterogeneous, multi-tier, inter-dependent nature of the underlying infrastructure makes performance monitoring, diagnosis and reporting a challenge. When users complain that "the virtual desktop or application is slow", IT administrators often struggle to determine the actual cause of the problem. Is it the network, database, application, virtualization platform, connection server, storage or the virtual desktop?
This webinar will help you learn how to unlock the benefits of desktop and application virtualization by enabling your organization to monitor, diagnose and report on the performance of your VMware Horizon View infrastructure.
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The future of robotics: Why robots will be your new best friend
Maged Zaki, Director of Technical Marketing, Qualcomm Technologies
Sep 25 2015
60 mins
Robots and drones have captivated us for more than half a century. When you think about a robot, you might automatically think about Rosie from the Jetsons. However, the next revolution of robotics will be very different than what you think. Robotics will enhance everyday life by enabling a broad range of applications from smart home to healthcare and transportation.
Why now? Historically, robots have been pre-programmed to complete tasks in industrial settings, but thanks to the same technology powering our smart phones, robots are poised to evolve into intelligent, intuitive machines capable of processing their environments quickly and efficiently - both on the ground and in the air. Robots will be seamlessly integrated with everyday life, handling tasks once too time-consuming or tedious for us.
In this webinar, we'll discuss:
*The key consumer and commercial applications of robots and drones
*The role robots will play in societies and economies
*How smartphone technologies will pave the way to robotics' future
* How cognitive technologies will transform our lives and business
* How Qualcomm is fostering innovation and helping the ecosystem
* The foundation of many IoT applications in shaping the way to robotics
Jim McGregor, Principal Analyst, Tirias Research
Andra Keay, Managing Director of Silicon Valley Robotics
Anthony Lewis, Senior Director of Technology, Qualcomm
Maged Zaki, Director of Technical Marketing, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.
Sponsored by Qualcomm
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Development Approaches of WebRTC Based Services
Tsahi Levent-Levi, Founder, BlogGeek.Me
Sep 24 2015
44 mins
There are many ways in which people approach adding real-time communications with WebRTC to their service. While the dominant approaches are probably self development and using a WebRTC PaaS vendor, there's a wider range of approaches.
In this session, Tsahi Levent-Levi, consultant and analyst of everything WebRTC, will go over the various approaches, revealing their advantages along with real vendor use cases.
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HP IT goes DevOps: journey so far and lessons learned
Olivier Jacques and Rafael Garcia, HP Software
Sep 24 2015
46 mins
We've all heard how DevOps can greatly accelerate velocity and efficiency. The challenge is how to transform an enterprise which was not born with the cloud, with established processes and systems. Join us on this webinar and hear how HP IT is making the move from:
• organizational silos to integrated teams and continuous delivery pipelines
• physical systems and storage to cloud infrastructure and Docker containers
• templates and forms to infrastructure-as-code
• change requests to change records
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IDC MarketScape: 2015 Vendor Assessment - Virtual Client Computing Software
Dave Grant - VP, Product Marketing, VMware & Guest Speaker Rob Young - Research Mgr, ITSM & Client Virtualization
Sep 24 2015
31 mins
IDC Announces the Best Vendors for Client Computing Software
In the multi-device workplace, there are many vendors IT can choose from to better manage applications and desktops. So, which vendors offer the best client computing solutions with a commitment to long-term end-user computing innovation?
Find out how a variety of vendors compare and the reasons why VMware has moved into the Leaders category in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Virtual Client Computing Software 2015 Vendor Assessment.
Join us and learn:
Which vendors are well aligned when it comes to customer needs
Which vendors offer the best client computing solutions with a commitment to long-term end-user computing innovation?
Which vendors have the commitment to providing resources and continued expansion of the EUC infrastructure
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How SMS Can Up Your Service Game
Aaron Shepler, Development Community Manager
Sep 24 2015
33 mins
Are you communicating with your customers the same way you did 5 years ago? As technology evolves, so do your customers' communication preferences. The customer service industry has seen a significant increase in SMS (aka texting) due to its ability to deliver convenient, proactive service for today's on-the-go customer. Register for our webinar to learn how SMS technology can help you lower wait times and keep your customers informed.
In this webinar you'll learn how SMS can:
- Reduce wait times and lower call volumes
- Help you stay proactive with your customers
- Mitigate risks for your business or customers
- Pair well with other communications solutions
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Getting More From Your Unified Communications Investment
Peter Hogan-De Paul
Sep 23 2015
20 mins
Getting more from your UC investment:
Using Cisco APIs and SDKs to extend Cisco functionality directly to your users
Cisco provides APIs and SDKs which allow users to integrate their existing or new products on top of Cisco's UC platforms. Most customers don't realize these features are available to them out-of-the-box with their Cisco products.
Join us for a discussion and demonstration of how some of these APIs and SDKs, including the Jabber SDK, AXL API and other UC specific integrations that Cisco packages with their popular UC products.
In 2014, Hogan-De Paul joined the ranks at NYC-based Akkadian Labs as an experienced software engineer, specializing in custom Cisco Collaboration software with the company. His day to day role consists of gathering customer requirements, designing, testing, and implementing custom software solutions on top of Cisco VoIP platforms. Previously, Peter has also worked on configuring Cisco device firmware and technical marketing for VoIP based services. Peter graduated in 2013 from the New Jersey Institute of Technology with a degree in Software Engineering, with previous education credits from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Stevens Institute of Technology.
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Customer Data: Transform Knowledge Into Profits
David Leach, Business Communications Consultant
Sep 23 2015
44 mins
Learn how to use the latest advances in cloud communications to activate your customer data and call activity into profitable sales accelerators. Every day, you collect more data in your CRM and telephone call reports. 8x8 will show you how to turn that data into higher close rates and more satisfying customer engagement experiences and provide you the analytics tools required to measure the results.
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Solidify your Security Strategy: Dealing with Advanced Threats
Oct 13 2015
1:00 pm
45 mins
Jeff Melnick, Manager of Sales Engineering, Netwrix Corporation
According to Verizon's "2015 Data Breach Investigation Report," the cyberattacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated. Cybercriminals have been successful in creating new techniques and deceptive tactics that outpace security efforts. Under these conditions, what would be your approach to dealing with security threats?
Join us for a live webinar session and discover how auditing can help mitigate the risk of data breaches and solidify your security strategy overall. During the session, we will talk about:
- The latest data breaches and their ramifications;
- How auditing complements threat-defense mechanisms;
- What should be audited and why.
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Adaptive Defence in the War against APTs
Oct 13 2015
12:00 pm
45 mins
Simon Mullis, Global Technical Lead – FireEye
Today's cyber attacks have become increasingly more sophisticated, requiring organisations to embrace an agile and ever more adaptive approach to their cyber security strategy. Join our webinar as we discuss the changing landscape of advanced threats in EMEA, look into the anatomy of APTs and explain why conventional security methods are no longer equipped to deal with these advanced attacks. In addition, we'll share insights into real-life case studies of advanced threat actors using zero-day attacks and how an adaptive defense model allows FireEye to quickly respond, detect and remediate such attacks.
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Effective Cyber Security Monitoring and Incident Response
Oct 13 2015
11:00 am
45 mins
Jason Creasey, Information Security Consultant, Jerakano
Jason will introduce some of the major challenges associated with monitoring and logging cyber security events, highlighting the need to identify indicators of compromise at a much earlier stage and in a more consistent, insightful manner.
He will present a cyber-security monitoring framework, emphasising the benefits of taking a balanced, intelligence-led approach, based on fundamental log management and situational awareness. He will then look at what a cyber-security incident actually is and outline how to prepare for and respond to a cyber-security incident effectively – ensuring that it is properly followed up - helping to reduce the frequency and impact of future cyber security incidents.
Finally, Jason will introduce a cyber-security incident response maturity model, showing how you can measure the maturity of a cyber-security incident response capability.
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A Multi-layered Approach Against Advanced Threats
Oct 13 2015
9:00 am
45 mins
Paolo Passeri, OpenDNS
The growing sophistication and evasiveness of cyber threats have redesigned the paradigms of the information security landscape. Since traditional signature-based technologies alone cannot keep the pace with advanced threats, a breed of new technologies has been developed to fill the gap in what seems an endless arms race against malware creators. In the same time, the volatility of the perimeter, direct consequence of the growing adoption of cloud services, dramatically broadens the vulnerability surface of the organizations, requiring a new approach for the CISOs in terms of both technologies and policies.
In this webcast we will analyse the current threat landscape related to advanced malware, demonstrating that, unlike what is commonly believed, it is not necessarily related to state-sponsored operations, but it is frequently used even in opportunistic attacks (and in several cases also available as a P/SaaS model).
After showing the characteristics that make a malware "advanced" (evasion at the endpoint and network level, polymorphism, etc), the webcast will outline the foundations of a multi-layered approach needed to detect, contain and mitigate the threats posed by advanced threats.
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Data Center Consolidation - Security considerations, challenges and solutions
Oct 5 2015
47 mins
Ronen Shpirer, Security Solutions Architect, Fortinet
As organizations become more and more data-centric, the way this data is put to use and delivered via applications and services holds the key to the organization's overall competitiveness and success.
A consolidated data center environment provides an optimized platform for innovation, applications and services delivery, cost reduction and efficiency.
Consolidation in the data center has multiple facets, all introducing security challenges and risks that must be recognized and dealt with.
This session will introduce the consolidated data center environment, the technologies deployed, their related security challenges and the possible solutions available.
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Network Security's Weakest Link: Password Management
Oct 1 2015
28 mins
Ginny Turley, Director of North American Marketing
While network security encompasses both the physical and software preventative measures to prevent and monitor unauthorized accesses or misuse of a computer network, the adoption of a password management policy and strategy can be foundational to the prevention of unauthorized uses of network resources. In many cases, simple password management is the weakest link. In this webcast, we'll explore what needs to be done to strengthen this important and oft overlooked aspect of network security and discuss password synchronization, and self-reset functions that can save time and money - and a lot of post-it notes as well.
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User Anti-Phishing Training: How to Build a Successful Program
Sep 30 2015
47 mins
Diana Garcia, Customer Onboarding and Training Manager, PhishMe
As spear phishing continues to be one of the top security threats, enterprises have looked to user training programs to bolster their defenses. One of the main challenges security awareness professionals face is implementing a phishing training program which shows continuous improvement and value to their organization. How do you start and build upon a training program to showcase continuous success?
The key to implementing an effective program is to focus on the biggest threats and leverage behavioral metrics to drive your program. During this webinar, Diana Garcia, Manager, Customer Onboarding and Training, will cover:
-How do you implement a phishing awareness program and run it continuously?
-What are the key elements of a successful program and what does it look like?
-How do you show the value this program and your trained users add to the security organization?
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Securing the Financial Services Network and Changing the Game
Sep 29 2015
49 mins
Araldo Menegon, Global Managing Director, Financial Services, Fortinet and John Bryant, CTO of Options
Fortinet protects the most valuable assets of the largest financial services institutions across the globe. Learn how they provide high-performance protection against cyber-threats by hearing from security experts and key customers.
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Integrating Smarter Cybersecurity into the IoT
Sep 29 2015
36 mins
David Dufour | Senior Director of Security Architecture
Traditional cybersecurity approaches aren't effective in the world of IoT with the vast disparity in device capabilities, resource constraints and architectural designs. This diversity has created an environment where attacking the IoT infrastructure of an organization will become more common place. This presentation will discuss what can be done in the near term to help protect against attacks on the varying device types and their ecosystems.
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Internet of Things in the Enterprise: The data behind the risks
Sep 29 2015
47 mins
Andrew Hay, Director of Security Research, OpenDNS & Meg Diaz, Product Marketing Manager, OpenDNS
Many have hypothesized about the security impact of the "Internet of Things" (IoT) for enterprises, but for the first time, we have actual data on the potential security risks introduced by these devices—and the results may surprise you!
Andrew Hay, Director of Security Research at OpenDNS, conducted a multi-month study on the prevalence of IoT devices in enterprise networks. In this webcast, Andrew will walk through the key findings, including:
The prevalence of IoT devices—even in the most regulated industries—and which devices are most commonly found
Where IoT hosting infrastructure is located on the internet
Vulnerabilities found in IoT hosting infrastructure
Implications to consider for your security program
How to gain IoT visibility in your enterprise network
- See more at: https://www.opendns.com/enterprise-security/resources/webcasts/internet-of-things-in-the-enterprise-the-data-behind-the-risks/#sthash.INikZJu0.dpuf
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Cloud DLP: Revealing Shadow IT and Shadow Data
Sep 29 2015
52 mins
Jim Reavis, CEO, Cloud Security Alliance
In this cloud DLP webcast, "Cloud Security Alliance and Elastica: Revealing Shadow Data", Jim Reavis, CEO of CSA, and Elastica delve deeply into the Elastica Q2 2015 Shadow Data Report and share insights into how organizations can unlock the full business potential of cloud apps and the sensitive corporate data stored in them, while staying secure and compliant.
In addition, Ben Munroe from Cisco shares his insights into how Cisco is addressing the cloud data loss prevention problem.
Looking beyond Shadow IT, this webcast examines:
• What types of sensitive data are typically found in cloud sharing apps (PHI, PCE, and PII)
• Which vertical industries have the riskiest exposures (Hint: its healthcare) and what steps can be taken to mitigate the these risks.
• Why managing Shadow Data is the next critical step in protecting cloud apps beyond just controlling Shadow IT.
• How to build an effective cloud app security architecture that provides visibility, control, and remediation.
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Network Security, Back To Basics
Sep 29 2015
64 mins
Mav Turner, Director Product Strategy IT Security
You can't defend against something you don't understand. Most network attacks are actually easy to understand if you have the right background. Join SolarWinds' Mav Turner to review the basics of network security. He will discuss key concepts and core networking technology necessary for a solid foundation to secure your infrastructure.
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Anti-hacking: How to fight back
Sep 24 2015
61 mins
Ken Dang
Technology trends such as cloud, mobile, and collaboration help businesses boost growth and competitiveness but each brings it own set of security gaps that give attackers a clear path to slip malware into the network, evade detection, and steal valuable information.
In 2014, global malware attacks increased by 136%. Attackers launch twice as many unique attacks. These are trying times for every organization as it faces elevated risk from the latest threats and cyber-criminals bent of greed and nefarious deed. Join us as security experts look at some of the latest security challenges and discusses the building block of developing a resilient security defense system to help you effectively combat evolving threats as they emerge.
You will learn how to better protect your networks as well as yourself with solutions that reduce work for IT and security teams.
In this webinar, you will:
1. get up to speed on the current threat landscape
2. discover ways to take advantage of modern-day network security tools and services for ongoing protection against new threats
3. learn why it truly counts to have a nimble threat research and response team working for you
4. and why it truly makes a big difference to have multiple layers of threat protection to bolster your security posture
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How to Detect SQL Injection & XSS Attacks with AlienVault USM
Sep 24 2015
59 mins
Mark Allen, Technical Sales Engineer and Bjorn Hovd, Technical Sales Engineer
They may be the oldest tricks in the book, but SQL injection and cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks still put a hurt on thousands of web applications every year, impacting millions of users—your users and customers. SIEM solutions are essential in finding these exposures quickly, by collecting and correlating data to spot patterns and alert you of an attack. Join us for this demo to learn more about how these attacks work and how AlienVault USM gives you the built-in intelligence you need to spot trouble quickly.
You'll learn:
How these attacks work and what you can do to protect your network
What data you need to collect to identify the warning signs of an attack
How to identify impacted assets so you can quickly limit the damage
How AlienVault USM simplifies detection with built-in correlation rules & threat intelligence
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Why Financial Services Companies Can't Afford Not to Secure their Email in 2015
Sep 24 2015
27 mins
John Wilson, Field CTO, Agari
Its taken decades for the leading financial services firms to establish trusted relationships with their customers - but that trust can be shattered in seconds with the click of a fraudulent email. Don't let cybercriminals misuse your brand, creating spoofed emails purporting to be from you, attacking your customers.
Learn to identify how fraudsters are impersonating financial services communications and what you can do to take back control of your email communications - so that the only emails your customers receive are the ones you are legitimately sending.
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The Latest Cybersecurity Trends: Which Industry Is Most At Risk?
Sep 24 2015
42 mins
Mike Woodward, Program Director of Data, BitSight Technologies
Some cyber security analysts called 2014 "the year of the retail breach" due to major breaches affecting major American retailers and leading to millions of compromised customer records. Cyber security has continued to grab the headlines over the past year, as major breaches have affected companies across all industry sectors, from healthcare to finance.
Join this webinar to learn more about the security performance of six major industry sectors: finance, government, retail, utilities/energy, healthcare and education. Mike Woodward, Program Director of Data will reveal interesting insights into the performance of each industry based on BitSight's proprietary Security Ratings data.
Attendees will learn:
- What are Security Ratings and how are they developed
- How and why does security performance vary across different industries
- Which industry sectors are still vulnerable to Heartbleed, POODLE and FREAK
- What botnets are trending across different industry segments
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The Top Five Things to Know About File Sharing
Sep 24 2015
40 mins
Michael Osterman, President, Osterman Research, Inc.
File sharing is the single most common activity on corporate networks and between companies, and email is still the most-used channel for file sharing. It's easy, it's ubiquitous, and it gets the information to its destination with a single click. So what's the problem with sharing files via email?
Register today to hear Michael Osterman, President of Osterman Research, and Peter Brown, Director of Product Marketing, Intralinks, review:
•The drawbacks and costs of relying on email for file sharing
•The problems organizations face when employees turn to consumer-grade file sharing tools as a solution
•The steps that organizations should consider for enterprise collaboration
All registrants will receive a complimentary copy of the Osterman Research report "The Critical Need for Enterprise-Grade File Sync and Share Solutions," including data from an in-depth survey on file sharing practices.
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Top 10 Web Hacking Techniques of 2014
Sep 23 2015
57 mins
Matt Johansen, Director of Security Services & Research, WhiteHat and Jonathan Kuskos, Manager TRC Europe Ltd, WhiteHat Secur
Every year, our adversaries gain more intelligence and the number of attacks on our applications increase. The damage of these attacks are costly to organizations, reaching millions of dollars a year. The Top 10 Web Hacks Webinar, now in its ninth year, represents exhaustive research conducted by a panel of experienced security industry professionals.
In this webinar, you will learn:
•The top web hacks, ranked by your peers and a panel of industry experts
•How to protect your organization against these attacks
•Industry wide research on new advanced attack techniques
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Next Generation File Services
Sep 23 2015
33 mins
Dietrich Benjes, VP of Sales
Files and emails are business necessities, but many companies struggle to stay productive, secure, and cost-efficient in the face of so much data.
Join our webinar to learn how connecting the data dots will help you:
* Find and access data faster, no matter where you are
* Be secure and compliant, because you'll discover and eliminate vulnerabilities you never knew you had
* Automate manual tasks so you can reallocate your time to more important projects
* Save on storage costs by identifying and eliminating stale data
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Avoiding a Breach with Security Analytics and Automated Response
Sep 23 2015
61 mins
John Kindervag, Forrester Research and Seth Goldhammer, LogRhythm
60% of breached organizations included in the 2015 Verizon DBIR were initially compromised within minutes, and yet for most of those organizations it took hundreds of days to detect the intruders.
Fortunately, an intrusion does not equal a breach. In fact, there are usually several steps that typically follow an initial compromise before the bad guys get away with the goods or disrupt a critical service.
Detecting early warning signs such as an initial system compromise, command and control activity or suspicious lateral movement of intruders can provide the necessary lead time to respond and neutralize a threat before the intrusion leads to a material breach.
In this webinar, our guest speaker John Kindervag, Vice President, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research, and Seth Goldhammer, Director of Product Management at LogRhythm, will discuss how pervasive visibility and big data security analytics, when coupled with intelligent automated response, can substantially reduce an organization's risk of experiencing a material breach or cyber incident.
Attend this webinar if you:
1. Are seeking to reduce your organizations meantime-to-detect (MTTR) and meantime-to-respond (MTTR) to cyber threats
2. Struggle to find the needle in the haystack of security events
3. Believe your current incident response process lacks adequate automation and efficiency
4. You have a first-gen SIEM platform deployed and are frustrated by its complexity or feel that you still have significant blind spots
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As you've likely heard, if you live in the United States (and possibly elsewhere), same sex marriage has now been legalized. And it's legal in Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Canada, South Africa, Norway, Sweden, Portugal, Iceland, Argentina, Denmark, France, Brazil, Uruguay, New Zealand, Britain, Luxembourg, Finland and Ireland already. The trend to legalize same sex marriage started in 2001. And it's been gaining popularity. At some point, it's likely that same sex marriage will be universally legal. But when?
Let's ask Excel, using polynomial trendlines. To get started, let's look at how many countries have legalized same sex marriage. The below spreadsheet lays out how many countries have legalized same sex marriage to date, and when.
To then see a trend line, we'll add a chart element, selecting Add Chart Element and then select More Trendline Options…
At the Format Trendline pane, click Polynomial and check the box for "Display equation on chart"
Then copy the equation into your clipboard and pasties into the formula bar. Next, we'll remove the y and convert the symbols into formula elements.
This results in wrong numbers because we've got years instead of ascending numbers and we've got missing years when same sex marriage wasn't legalized in any countries. So, we'll convert the years into a number starting with 1 and going up (where 1 is 2001, etc).
Keep adding rows and copying the formula into each new row and you'll find that same sex marriage will be universally accepted in 2035, by summing up the numbers and looking for 206 countries.
krypted July 3rd, 2015
Tags: Excel, legalized, same sex marriage, when will same sex marriage be universally accepted
Recently I've read a lot of things about the attacks against Sony. I've read that they're nothing more than extortion attempts by hackers that probably live in their parents basements (based on the fact that the initial demands didn't mention North Korea at all). I've read they were orchestrated by China by people who felt North Korea was being picked on and couldn't stand up for themselves. I've read highly unconvincing reports from the FBI that they were orchestrated by North Korea. No one really knows. I can send traffic to servers from anywhere in the world. Anyone can anonymize their web traffic as easily as using a ToR plug-in with Firefox. I've also spoken to friends at Sony that told me that they're concerned about the future viability of Sony due to the business impacts of these attacks. I've also spoken with people at other studios freaking out about not wanting to "be the next Sony."
But in all of it, there's something kicking in the back of my head. You see, if someone tried to blackmail me, I'd go to the press (or government) and allow the public to judge me for whatever it is, not cave to demands that are only likely to recur. Not giving into extortion demands is the right thing to do. If someone threatened the safety of people to go to a movie, I'd pull it as well, so that's the right thing to do as well. There have been enough shootings in theaters and while financially potentially devastating it's not worth the loss of a single human life to show The Interview in theaters. Of course, now that the attackers have backed off their stance, The Interview will be shown in hundreds of theaters. And it will likely be viewed online by millions of people over the next few days. And if this was carried out by North Korea, they couldn't visit all of our homes to pull it (although the awful remake of Red Dawn by MGM might indicate differently).
I believe that the good, American thing to do is show our support to Sony for all the brain candy they've given us in the past. More than that, our support for doing what's right. And what's more capitalistic of us than spending $6 on a movie (other than spending more)? What's better for Sony than to make a little money? In America, we tend to root for underdogs. We love Rocky (which btw cost less than a million to make and brought in a breathtaking $225M – 1:225 ROI there). We wanted Rudy to score a touchdown for the Irish (TriStar – part of Sony). We practiced our kicks like the Karate Kid (Columbia Pictures – part of Sony). We watched Jerry Maguire (TriStar – part of Sony again) even though we couldn't stand Tom Cruise and rooted for the guy who risked it all to do the right thing (Money, baby). We threw up in our mouth a little when we watched Dodgeball (Fox but a fun movie anyways). We adore Gandhi (Columbia – again part of Sony) because it won an Oscar and taught us the story of one of the greatest men of all time. We loved Charlie Sheen when he was Winning in Major League (Mirage). And we loved Kick-Ass (Lions Gate), one of the unlikeliest heros of all.
Sony made Bond great again. Sony brought us Spiderman to the big screen. Sony told us about The Social Network (and were still allowed to have Facebook accounts. Sony gave us Eat Pray Love. Sony killed zombies awesome sauce in Zombieland. Sony gave us Superbad. Sony taught us a history lesson with The King's Speech. Sony brought The Da Vinci Code to the big screen. Sony made a great movie in the Lords of Dogtown. Sony brought us Hell Boy, Adaptation (as a writer, a movie I love), Ali, Black Hawk Down and countless other movies. Some great, some not. That's the game.
Now, we have a chance to do a very small part by helping Sony escape financial ruin. And yes, they make more movies that suck than are awesome. Because that's what all studios do. And yes, the film industry seems like a bunch of rich people being silly sometimes. But there are real people that work there. Normal people. With boys and girls and installations at burning man. Some of the best people I know. And they do great work. And sometimes the studio makes brilliant movies. And whether this was spearheaded (yes, bad pun on spear phishing) by a dictator with a bad fade, the remaining communist hardliners in China, another studio or something else, it's up to the market to dictate the outcome. That's capitalism. 'Merica
PS – It's hilarious.
krypted December 26th, 2014
Posted In: Business, Mac Security, personal
Tags: Hacking, infosec, infused, movies, Security, sony, youtube
I was supposed to give a presentation at MinneBar a few weeks ago, but I ended up having to be out of town. I was pretty bummed as I really wanted to see a few of the presentations. But, lucky me, MinneBar has actually started posting presentations to YouTube. Woohoo, they're available at http://www.youtube.com/user/MinneStarMedia.
The one I think I was most interested in seeing is available right here, and I can embed it into my own site and watch it from here.
I will try and make the next one to do the presentation I'd planned on giving. This is a community I am very supportive of and love contributing to (although the next time someone uses "serial entrepreneur" as their job title I might not be able to suppress the eye roll + flutter combination – sry).
krypted May 16th, 2013
Posted In: Business, personal, public speaking
Apple now has a new system status page for their services, available at http://www.apple.com/support/systemstatus. This site goes through many of Apple's services and shows an indicator light for when they are up. Additionally, you can scroll down to the detailed timeline and see a historical account of what services are online.
This is yet another step in Apple's continued progress at providing more and more information to the community on, well, everything. This includes seeing Apple popping up at conferences here and there, most notably at Black Hat this year, publishing more kbase articles that detail problems and allowing more community involvement from some employees. A more open Apple is a more enterprise, education and consumer friendly Apple.
krypted December 14th, 2012
Posted In: Articles and Books, Business, cloud, iPhone, Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Mac Security, Mass Deployment
Tags: Apple Online Store, FaceTime, iCloud, icloud.com, itunes match, maps, Photo Print Products, storage upgrades
JR Ewing (aka Larry Hagman) passed away this week. He was one of the stars of Dallas and the famed character from the "who shot JR" line. He also had a ton of great quotes over the years, such as "Say, why don't you have that junior plastic surgeon you married design you a new face: one without a mouth!" and ""Revenge is the single most satisfying feeling in the world!" He also busted out with "A conscience is like a boat or a car. If you feel you need one, rent it." and one that every NFL running back seems to bust out with in the last year of their contract "Contracts were made to be broken, honey, but a handshake is the law of God."
I was really too young to watch Dallas. But I did here and there. Later, I was way too late to watch it, but thanks to NetFlix, I watched every painful episode of every season of the show that I wasn't allowed to watch 'cause I was too young. And looking back, there's one thing you can't deny: most of the basics about how to conduct business can be learned from this show, especially from JR. So here's my top 25 (moved these up from back in July) in honor of JR, may he rest in peace:
krypted November 24th, 2012
Posted In: Business
Tags: 2012, bobby, Civilization, dallas, JR, JR ewing, Patrick Duffy, sue ellen, TV show
I have published a new book on Time Machine (Time Capsule, deployment/Managed Prefs and Time Machine Server as well). I wrote it months and months ago and it finally ended up getting posted (publishing is a weird world like that sometimes). It is available for Kindle (Amazon) for now and should be up on the iBooks store as soon as the good people from iTunes Connect get back from their holiday break. To quote the Amazon excerpt:
Time Machine is Apple's built-in backup solution that comes bundled with Mac OS X. In this book, we will explore Time Machine, looking at how to enable Time Machine, configure what to back up and where to back up to.
Much of Time Machine has to do with the network environment that a computer is in, or the ecosystem. In this book, we look at using Apple AirPort and Time Capsule in such an ecosystem. We also look at using network attached storage and other 3rd party solutions, as most environments are heterogenous.
This book is written from the ground up for Lion. As such, tools like FileVault 2 are covered. We also look at getting more granularity in your backup configuration, as well as third party tools used to backup Lion computers. And of course, no book about Time Machine in Lion would be complete without taking a look at Time Machine Server, a way to centralize backups in an environment around the Time Machine solution.
Finally, Time Machine is more scalable than ever in Lion; however, mass integration may require centralized management (such as Managed Preferences) or scripting automations to configure backups. In this book, we will look at typical deployment scenarios and what else needs to go into moving Time Machine from a basic backup tool to a much more comprehensive backup solution.
This is my first foray into the eBook publishing thing, so if you see anything off, that I missed, etc please let me know. The book is available here or using the link below:
krypted December 29th, 2011
Posted In: Business, Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Mac Security, Mass Deployment, public speaking, Time Machine
Tags: ebook, filevault2, Lion, lion server, Mac OS X, New book, Time Capsule, Time Machine, time machine server, versions
I've been watching the MacTech Conference and then Boot Camps for some time. After hearing of the resounding success of the Conference last summer I was then stoked to hear that the January Boot Camp went extremely well. A MacTech Boot Camp is a regional, single-track seminar designed specifically for consultants and techs. MacTech Conference is a multi-day conference for IT professionals with a focus on enterprise and development whereas the Boot Camps are for consultants and techs focused on home users and small to medium sized businesses. Both are going really well.
Krypted.com is now a media sponsor of MacTech Boot Camps! This means I get discounts to offer my readers! There is a Dallas Boot Camp coming up on April 27th and a Boston Boot Camp on May 18th. You can get a discount ($200 off) by signing up at http://www.mactech.com/bootcamp/special-reg_krypted. There is also one is Los Angeles on July 27th and one in Chicago on August 31st to round out the summer. You can get early bird pricing and a discount for those ($200 off) at http://www.mactech.com/bootcamp/special-reg_krypted.
There's a lot of information covered in the Boot Camps, with each city hosting about 9 sessions of 45 minutes each. For a list of topics, see http://www.mactech.com/bootcamp/topics. The 2011 curriculum includes:
Certification testing is also available the day before the Boot Camps start through third party testing centers. This lets you get a lot of education out of the way at once (and at a discount) so you can focus on other stuff for the rest of the summer! For more on certification options: http://www.mactech.com/bootcamp/certification.
And let's not forget that the second MacTech conference is going back to the Los Angeles area, from November 2nd through 4th at the Universal Sheraton! 3 days, meals included lots of very technical, enterprise oriented fun will be had by all!
krypted April 12th, 2011
Posted In: Articles and Books, Business, certifications, Consulting, iPhone, Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Mac Security, Mass Deployment
Tags: 2011, Boot Camp, conference, curriculum, Enterprise, Mac OS X, MacTech
Many of us now use our phone to check our email more often than we use our computer. Our phones go everywhere with us (although please hang up when you're in the can as few things are more disgusting than listening to someone talk to their mom when they're droppin' the kids off at the pool in the stall next to you or hearing someone you're talking to dropping' a deuce in the pooper on the other end of the line). Many no longer have land lines and some have even dumped desktop and laptop computers in favor of smart-phone or tablet based digital lives. Few skipped the computer altogether as pundits thought, but then the globe hasn't fully been digitally meshed.
Technology has connected us to a wireless world. But it's also changed how many of us view and use money. Many of us forgot what cash looked like a long time ago. We live on plastic. We use mint.com, Quicken or some other online aggregator to access our financial lives much as we manage our servers: using a single pane of glass. With our transactions securely accessible in the cloud and our bills on auto-pay we are able to realize how great, or how bleak, our financial picture is, both short-term and long-term.
Maybe we grab cash to pay for parking (less and less) or maybe we hit the ATM on the way to buy something we found on sites like craigslist (the final frontier of the cash and carry economy). But increasingly, people in developed economies are moving away from cash. In this scenario, banks charge merchants percentages of the transactions taken. Visa, Mastercard, Barclays, American Express, Discover, etc.
According to the latest numbers from the Department of Commerce, $300 billion in consumer transactions occurred on the internet in 2008. Not a lot compared to $3.7 trillion total going over the internet (the other $3.4 trillion were business to business transactions). But a lot considering that telco companies in the US combine to rake in about the same at $300 billion.
The US economy is worth around $22 trillion a year, meaning that there's still a little more than 83% of the economy that we computer nerds would just love a piece of. We have our phones with us, and like a Widespread Panic song we're more and more fond of Travelin' Light (MacBook Air, smaller iPad, etc). So it makes sense that our phone would be able to act as a credit card. And if that happened then there would be a cut for someone. Banks want that cut, but then, so do the wireless companies. And of course, the makers of cell phones wouldn't mind a taste too while we're at it. I can understand why they're arguing over a piece of the action as it will result in more fees than the entire amount of money spent on products online.
It seems as though momentum is picking up for Near-Field Communications (NFC), which allows for phones acting as wireless credit cards. NFC runs on the 13.56 MHz frequency and allows vendors, such as Starbucks, who have support for NFC to swipe your card without it ever leaving your hand (by the way, companies like IBM won't mind selling their clients all new cash registers). Google is pretty hip to NFC, with the Samsung Nexus S, with Nokia and RIM on their way with products. And NFC is accepted about 200,000 locations in the US already. Oh, and most banks are testing it out now (but then they're probably testing a lot of other stuff too)…
The Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council sets rules for both (e.g. PCI compliance). Up until earlier this year, they had approved a few applications that allowed people to make mobile payments using phones. These included VeriFone for iPhone. But with VeriFone leaving the table there is nothing else for the iPhone. Therefore, many project that the future of the iPhone will include NFC.
I don't like to prognosticate, but something is going to happen with this whole use-your-phone-as-a-credit-card thing. If Apple jumps on board with NFC (both AT&T and Verizon are on board with Discover under the ISIS banner so wouldn't be a surprise) then NFC will truly be the next big thing. If all (and I mean all) of the other wireless carriers do this without the iPhone they'll leave Apple behind and Apple will have to play a little catch-up. Or Apple will bring out something cooler than NFC as "one more thing". Or of course it could all be a crock of crap and no one will actually care about replacing their credit card with a phone. I remember when RFID was supposedly going to replace credit cards according to pundits. That hasn't really happened, so maybe this won't either.
PS – Don't forget to charge your phone before you head out to dinner or you might spend the evening washing the dishes!
krypted March 31st, 2011
Tags: American Express, amex, barclays, budget, contactless credit card, discover, economy, iPhone, mastercard, Near-field communications, NFC, visa, wireless atm
For those who haven't yet seen it, or who almost forgot due to crossing too many time zones, Active Storage, the makers of the Active RAID will be announcing their new product tomorrow morning. From what you see on the web site it looks to be some sort of rack mount device. Given their fantastic development work in the past, it's sure to be a good addition to the bat-belts of the MacIT crowd. 9am Eastern, see ya' there!
krypted January 30th, 2011
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Tags: 2u server, Active Storage, new product, XRAID, xserve


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